Dusk Till Dawn (Saavedra Series #1)

Dusk Till Dawn (Saavedra Series #1)

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SAAVEDRA SERIES 1 Sereia Zosia Fiorisce has been working as secretary of Rhysand Kirk Saavedra for six years. He's been nothing her but a brute and harsh boss to her. He did nothing but to give her a lots of works. Do this. Pass this. Arrange this. Attend this meeting and project., etc. But, despite of loads of workloads she can't push herself to give her resignation letter to her boss, why? She don't know. As their stories unfold a lot of secrets will put in to. A lot of questions as to "why" , "how" and "when", will be thrown to each other. "Dusk till dawn" symbolizes going through life's dark times and waiting for the light - a sign of hope, love, and perseverance.
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For nearly two years, Anthony was Jem's worst nightmare... her sister's boyfriend, and the infuriating man she could never seem to escape. Until now. Their job throws them together... long hours, tense meetings, accidental touches that linger too long. He's no longer with her sister, but that doesn't make him any less forbidden. He's her manager now. He's still trouble. He's still wrong for her in every possible way. But he's also in her head. Under her skin. In her bed at night, in the kind of dreams she shouldn't be having. Jem swore she wouldn't go there. Wouldn't ruin everything for a man she's supposed to hate. But wanting him feels inevitable. And the worst part? She's not the only one thinking about crossing the line.

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